"right prism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a three-dimensional shape with two equal, parallel bases and rectangular sides. For example, "He created a sculpture by carving a right prism out of marble."
One can only marvel that the right prism has not yet appeared to focus it all.
For many useful electrode geometries the problem domain can be a right cylinder or a right prism containing the grounding electrode.
In order to verify this method, preforms which do not show barreling at the free surface have been found for circular cylinder, elliptic cylinder, clover shaped cylinder, rectangular right prism and stepped rectangular prism.
But look at it through the right prism, and it's actually a good example of the religious intolerance and cross-theistic hate taking place today.
Through the right prism, you can see how a particularly jealous God could see folks worshipping bones some of which are from goats!—and get all sorts of vengeful.
But still, if we talk about abusive interference in individuals' rights, Prism does the same.
In a distant zone we consider the harmonic spherical expansion of the potential of each right rectangular prism representing an elevation grid point.
In cases where the flow was still unmixed at the edge of right angle prism mirror (i.e., in 75 mm), L was not estimated.
In the sample arm, both beams are aligned parallel to the optical axis with a defined lateral separation by reflection on a coated right angle prism (M).
A 3-mm right angle prism creates a 90-degree bend in the light path necessary for the side-firing probe design.
The 3-mm ball lens (L1) was epoxied to the face of the 3 mm right angle prism, and this assembly is secured into a well in the imaging module.
